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Seeking Musicians for New Church Service (Menifee Area)


New evangelical, Bible-based church seeks musicians for


leading congregation in worship and praise. If you are an ex- perienced musician and a strong Christian interested in this project, please get in touch. Please call 760-851-2271.


Temecula Public Library


National Library Week Free Legal Clinic In celebration of National Library Week, April 12 -18, vol-


unteer attorneys will be available for free 15 minute consulta- tions at the Temecula Public Library on April 14, from 10:00am - 2:00pm. Family law, landlord/tenant, estate planning, civil litigation and much more will be covered. Contact the Temec- ula Law Resource Center at 951-693-8902 or lawlibrary.temecula@rclawlibrary.org. as registration is re- quired. Please include your contact information and the area of law that you need assistance with.


Murrieta Garden Club The Murrieta Garden Club will meet Tuesday, April 14th


at 9:30 AM. We meet at the Murrietta Community Center lo- cated at 41816 Juniper Street, Murrieta. Agenda -- choose nominating committee for 2015/2016 Officers Please join us for an informative and fun meeting. Beginners welcomed. Call Barbara with questions 951-677-7310


Unity 5K/10K Run & Fun Run The City of Lake Elsinore will host its 14th annual Unity 5K/10K Run Sat-


urday, April 18, 2015 along the scenic shore of Lake Elsinore on the levee adjacent to the Diamond Stadium @ 500 Diamond Dr. Pre-registration is rec- ommended by April 1, 2014. Check in begins at 6 a.m. 5K & 10K runs begin @ 7:45 a.m. Children’s Fun Run starts @ 9 a.m. Parking available in Lot B until 7:45 a.m. Please access the stadium from Malaga Road. For vendor in- formation or how to volunteer call (951) 245-0442. City website: www.lake- elsinore.org


Firefighters 68th Annual Barbeque The Murrieta Fire Department is hosting its 68th Annual Firefighters Bar-


beque on Sunday, April 19, 2015. Another year brings one of Riverside County’s longest running events in its history. The Murrieta Firefighter’s Bar- beque has been a great event not just for the fun, food and entertainment, but it has offered an opportunity for the region and local businesses to pro- mote their products and services. Many companies have used this event to advertise, meet the local customer base, and develop strategies to market their products based on the members of the community that attend. Reser- vations are being accepted for vendor spots. A 10’ X 10’ foot space will be provided for up to a $40.00 fee that will include the designated area along the main thoroughfare and all the permits required. Vendors will be required to bring all needed chairs, tents, tables, and equipment including power sup- ply. The three forms needed to reserve a spot are available at: www.murri- eta.org/services/fire/forms. Please hurry as spots will fill quickly for this popular event. For more information call: Kay Riscol @ (951) 304-3473(FIRE)


Featured Artist for April 25, 2015 Heart of the High Country Art Show


Featured artist will be Murrieta Figurative Painter Richard Stergulz. The show will be held 9:00 am to 4:00 pm on Saturday April 25, 2015 at


the Anza Community Center on Highway 371 in the center of town. For more information contact Jill Roberts at 858-774-5855.


Murrieta Lions Clubs Offer Hearing Aids to the Needy


The Murrieta Lions Clubs participate in a program


that makes hearing aids available to the hearing impaired qualified low income persons. The Clubs collect used hearing aids which are refurbished and made ready for disburse to approved recipients. Look for collection sites around the city. Qualified persons must be prepared to submit evidence that a Doctor has determined that they are deaf because of physical conditions and a hearing specialist has performed an evaluative test. Interested persons may contact the Murrieta Lions Club Hearing Chairperson, Lion Tonia Capps, to determine if they qual- ify for this worthwhile program. Call (951)698-5242. “Loss of vision means losing contact with things, but


loss of hearing means losing contact with people”. Helen Keller


Aerobics Classes The City of Lake Elsinore is offering a new Aerobics


fitness class. Aerobics involves aerobic elements with in- terval moves conducted for anyone to follow. Aerobic Fit- ness will utilize free weights, steps, and resistance bands.


Participants are required to bring 5 or 8lb dumbbell weights & pay $5 equip- ment fee to instructor. All fitness levels are welcome, ages 14 & older. Class is held at the Lake Community Center on Tues & Thurs 10 to 11 a.m. $25/month, or $4 drop-in. Call the Lake Community Center at 245-0442 for more information. City website: www.lake-elsinore.org


Call for Artists and Craftsmen The Anza Valley Artists (AVA) has announced they are seeking artists and


craftsmen to participate in the HeART of the High Country Spring Art Show and Sale. The show is Saturday, April 25, 2015 from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm. Outdoor vender space is $35. The event is held annually at the Anza Com- munity Hall at 56630 Hwy 371, Anza, CA 92539. This year's Featured Artist is figurative painter Richard Stergulz from Murrieta, CA. Anyone interested in being an art vender should contact Nancy Swanson, treasurer of the AVA club to request an application 951-763-2570.


Zumba Class The City of Lake Elsinore is offering a Zumba for fitness class. Zumba


blends Latin rhythms and easy to follow moves to create a dynamic workout. All fitness levels are welcome to experience the fun Zumba difference. Class is held at the Lake Community Center on Tues & Thurs 9 to 10 a.m. $25/month, or $4 drop-in. Call the Lake Community Center at 245-0442 for more information. www.lake-elsinore.org


Artists Invited to Exhibit at the 2015 Temecula State of The City


Mayor Comerchero cordially invites artists of all ages to create artwork


for an art exhibition to be displayed at the 2015 Temecula State of the City. Artwork must reflect the theme: “Temecula Has Heart ...Because Nice Mat- ters” and be distinguishable as Temecula. A jury panel will select the Grand Prize Winner. In addition, the Mayor will select art piece(s) which best reflect the message of the campaign as well as artistic excellence as the “Mayor’s Choice Award.” Original artwork must be submitted to the City no later than Monday, May 4, 2015 at 5pm and artists may submit up to two entries. For more information please contact Betsy Lowrey, City Manager’s Office, at Betsy.Lowrey@CityofTemecula.org (951) 693-3959 or Gail Zigler, Arts, Cul- ture and Events, at Gail.Zigler@CityofTemecula.org (951) 694-6480.


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